St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-12
REVENGE! REVENGEl
WORKMEN, TO ARMS!

Men of labor, this afternoon the blood
hounds of your OppresSOrS murdered SIX
of your brothers at McCOrmick's. Why
did they murder them? Because they
dared to be dissatisfied with the lot
which your oppreSS0rs have assigned to
them. They demanded bread and they
gave them lead for an answer, mindful
of the fact that thus people are most
effectively siIenced. You have for
many. many years endured every hu-
initiation without protest; have drudged
from early in the morning TILL late at
night; have suffered all sorts OF priva-
tons; have even sacrificed your chill
dren. You have done everything to fill
the Golfers of your maSterS-eyerythlng
for them: and now, when you approach
burden little lighter, as reward for
your sacrifices, they send their blood
hOunds-the pOlice-at you in order to
cure you, with bullets, of your dissatls-
faction. Slaves, we ask and cOnjure
YOU, by all that is sacred and dear to
you, avenge the atrociOus murder that
has been committed on your brothers to
day. and which will likely be committed
upon YOU tomorrow. LabOring men,
Hercules, you have arrived at the cross
Way. Which way will you decide? For
slavery and hunger, or for freedom and
bread? If you decide for the latter,
then do not delay moment; then, peO-
pie, to arms! This must be your motto.
Think of the heroes whose blood has
fortified the road to progress, liberty
and humanity, and to strive and become
worthy of them. Your BROTHERS.
Neebe and other nOtables of the l. A.
A. took horses, and in person scattered
IT.. of fntt linz 10
leave copies with the rank and file of
the international EARNED sections"
gathering in Grief's hall, 81 West Lake
street. That the circular gave the i'm
pulse to the action of the armed sections
at this Monday night meeting, and in
spired the adoption of
THE PLAN OF BOMB-THROWING
agreed upon, is apparent from the fact
that it's contents were first fully dis
cussed. Then the complete detailed
plan of the particular method of inaug-
urating the wholesale murder for which
they originally organized was formally
considered and adopted, the time for the
slaughter being left for the Arbeiter
Zeitung to designate by publishing the
signal word ''ruhe" peace. This latter
feature was the work of Adolph Fischer,
who had come to the meeting straight
from the Arbeiter ZeituDg, where he
had been assisting Spies and Schwab.
That Fischer was carrying out the plans
of his superiors appears more clearly
from the circumstances that it was he
who
MANEUvRED THE EARNED SECTIONS"
out of their idea of holding the Hay
market meeting in the morning instead
of at night. as Spies and the other lead
erS had decided
A darker picture is not to be found in
history than this spectacle of fOur-score
murderous conspirators in the wretched
saloon basement, remorselessly plotting
the massacre that occurred not hun
dred yards distant, before another mid
night passed. Rudolph Sehnaubelt, the
thrower of the Haymarket bomb, was
among the eighty or more assassins who
composed the horrible meeting. Though
adjournment did not come till long after
IL, it was not7 o'clock next morning,
Tuesday, when Louis Lingg, a member